José Mercé
José Soto Soto, known professionally as José Mercé, born April 19, 1955, in
Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, is a Spanish flamenco cantaor of Romani heritage.
Mercé recorded a debut album in 1968 accompanied by guitarists Manolo Sanlúcar
and Paco de Lucía, and later performed at Torres Bermejas and in Cádiz.
Breakthrough success came with Verde Junco (1985), produced by Manuel Sánchez
Pernía and featuring Tomatito. Subsequent albums such as Caminos reales del
cante (1987), Hondas raíces (1991), Del amanecer (1998), Aire (2000), and Lío
(2002) expanded Mercé's audience. Mercé became t...
Resistiré 2020 (Resistire 2020)Dúo Dinámico, Andrés Suárez, Mikel Erentxun, Pedro Guerra, David Summers, Rosana, Georgina, Carlos Baute, Pastora Soler, David Bisbal, Susana Alva, Alex Ubago, Manuel Carrasco, Melendi, Diana Navarro, Vanesa Martín, India Martínez, Rozalén, Álvaro Soler, David Otero, José Mercé, Conchita, Pitingo, Rulo y la Contrabanda, Sofía Ellar, Andrés Dvicio, Blas Cantó, Ele, Nil Moliner, Ivan and Dani DeDespistaos (Andres Suarez, Vanesa Martin, India Martinez, Rozalen, Alvaro Soler, Sofia Ellar and Blas Canto)
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Aire (Buleria)José Mercé
Aire
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Al AlbaJosé Mercé
Aire
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Milonga del moro judío (Milonga del moro judio)José Mercé and Jorge Drexler
Doy la Cara
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Hay Una Música Del Pueblo (Hay Una Musica Del Pueblo)Mariza and José Mercé
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Tu FrialdadPablo Alborán and José Mercé (Pablo Alboran)
Doy la Cara
